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Latest post 01-11-2010 5:42 AM by tournedos. 4 replies.
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  • 01-10-2010 6:59 PM

    Where in the states can I buy powerlink sockets....

    Are they some standard type of socket?    I'm not looking for cables, but something I can mount on a wall plate.

     

    Thanks,

    Corey

  • 01-10-2010 8:00 PM In reply to

    Re: Where in the states can I buy powerlink sockets....

    I am not sure if it is what you are looking for, but Panamax makes wall sockets that have connections for Powerlink, Masterlink, and electricity. We purchased our from a B and O dealer and had them installed by the dealer.

     

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  • 01-10-2010 9:07 PM In reply to

    • Alex
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    Re: Where in the states can I buy powerlink sockets....

    Lutron makes some.  If I remember correctly they're about $90 each, they fit in a standard metal/plastic socket backbox and they are available in the popular decora style and colors.

    FYI though you will only be able to order these through a B&O dealer.

    Store Manager Bang & Olufsen Broadway 927 Broadway New York, NY 10010
  • 01-11-2010 5:25 AM In reply to

    Re: Where in the states can I buy powerlink sockets....

    I actually want to make my own wall plates.

    I found 8 pin DIN sockets online,  is the powerlink just a standard 8 pin din?  Or a special socket where the pins don't line up with a standard DIN?

  • 01-11-2010 5:42 AM In reply to

    Re: Where in the states can I buy powerlink sockets....

    Yes it is a standard 270° 8-pin DIN like this.

    There are also another types of 8-pin DINs where the 7 outer pins form a different angle than 270°, but they will be harder to find.

    -mika

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